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You almost had me fooled, Janel! (I'm easily fooled, one of my more embarrassing traits.) Anyway, thanks so much for the "critique." The perspective was challenging. One of my worries was how to make the father look taller (which he is) although the sharp perspective angle, and the fact that he is behind his son, make him lower down in the composition. I ended up exaggerating his height slightly, and hoping that the angle of the cornice and the closeness of his shadow to the top of his head would give the right information to the viewer.
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